Bazaar of the Months Draws Huge Crowd at Arcade
Hundreds attend the novel bazaar at the Arcade with themed booths, dance numbers, and songs. Mrs. Bernard Pratt to Mrs. Ralph Bragg led month by month attractions while Sheriff Henderson auctioned donated goods. Receipts fund the North Center P T A summer pre school program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacy
Hilda Scott
Mary Kenney
Dorothy Hay
Bobby Carver
Louise
St. Patrick's
Mary Cunningham
Martha Cahill
Edith Mackinnon
Jack Smith
Hibbert Norton
Uncle Sam
Billy Pinkham
Doris Povich
Booth
Bernice Sturtevant
Thelma Burleigh
Wallace Marshall
Catherine
Mildred Hooper
R. P. McFadden
William Adams
Bernard Pratt
Mark Colby
Arthur Norton
James McLaughlin
Arthur Mayo
George Quicksall
North-Center
Parent-Teacher Association
P. M. Olm
Kennebec
Thomas F Perkins
Perkins
Junior George
Rick
Albert Henderson
North Center P. T. A
George Poulos
Rotary club hears strawberry culture talk and news
Fred Cary of East Brunswick spoke on strawberry culture at the Phoenix Rotary luncheon. He recalled starting with 150 plants and rising to two acres, noting costs and price shifts, Maine plants and Howard 17 as a leading variety. Mayor-elect Small joined the event as Furber announced General Utilities Co plan to locate in Bath at the Percy and Small shipyard site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
The
Phoenix
Fred Cary
East Brunswick
Maine
Howard
Cary
Small
W. A. Furber
General Utilities Co
Bath
Percy & Small
Temperance Day Programs Set by State Education Chief
State Education Commissioner Bert ram Packard plans Temperance Day activities on the first Friday in March with a 45 minute classroom program on prohibition history and law. The Maine legislature enacted this measure during Governor Baxter’s administration. Carlton O'Brien, 26, freed on $2000 surety to face hearing March 18 in the death of Charles R. Hacking.
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Bertram Packard
Maine
Percival P. Baxter
Providence
R. I
Carlton O’brien
Charles R. Hacking
All Church League Teams Chosen by Captains
Captains from Beacons Central Corliss Elm Grace Universalist Wesley Winter and St. Marys named their top players to first and second all church league teams. Selections based on votes. no captain could place his own team’s members on his mythical squad.
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YMCA
Parks
Beacon
Red Davis
Rf Rf
C. Eaton
Red Reed
J. Green
Don Stewart
C c
J. Jenkins
H. Lyden
M. Mitchell
J. Osborne
R. MacDonald
Reed
Central Perry
J. Green Callen
Jenkins Stewart
Hayes Norton
Wilson Lyden
Gaudet
Eaton
Corliss Parks
Davis Furor Persie
Tose Opt Eee
Callan Jenkins
Henderson Don Stewart
Norton Lyden
Osborne
Orrington Lewis
Elm Reed
If Rf
Davis Parks
Farrell Stewart
Jenkins Lyden
McDonald Osborne
Norton
Lyden
Grace Perry
Green Callan
Hayes Jenkins
Osborne Reed
Wilson
St. Mary's
R. Davis
D. Farrell R. Reed
Parks Pierce
Jenkins Norton
Colby R. MacDonald
McMann
Rollins
Universalist
D. Farrell
D. Stewart
G. Barker Mitchell
N. Wilson
E. Norton
Burden
Wesley Reed
Parks Lyden
Farrell’ Jenkins
Pierce McDonald
Henderson Osborne
Colby
Winter R. Reed
R. Parks
N. Pierce
M. Mitchell E. Norton
Redington Reed
Central
Raymond Davis
Wesley
Donald Stewart
Harold Lyden
Grace
Elmer Norton
John Osborne
Winter
Obituary of Maria Mayberry Leonard in Brunswick
Maria Mayberry Leonard 79 widow of Capt. George W. Leonard died after a pneumonia relapse at the Misses Chandler’s home in Brunswick. Born in Prince Edward Island she moved to East Boston as a girl and married Capt. Leonard. She supported settlement work in Boston and charity causes, shared with her sisterhood in Woolwich and Sagadahoc Ferry, and belonged to the Sunshine club of Brunswick. Survived by two sisters and several nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Also notes on the new city administration aldermen and councilmen holdovers.
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Ward
Maria Mayberry Leonard
George W. Leonard
Grace
Mabel Chandler
Brunswick
Flora Leonard
Sagadahoc Ferry
Boston
Mass
Prince Edward Island
Capt
Leonard
Thomas W. Leonard
Woolwich
East Boston Ferries
East Boston Methodist Church
Sunshine Club of
Willard Oldrieve
Malden
Music Land
Alice Whitney Brackett
Bangor
Levi L. Hackett
Litchfield
Saco
Charles
Julia Shapley Hackett
West Minot
Patten
Wilbur Elliot
Swampscott
Earl Simpson
Lynn
Frank Faemlro
Carrol Terrill
Dorothy Wing
Augusta
J. H. Gallagher
Herbert Anderson
Rotterdam Junction
N. Y
Nathaniel White
Fred White
Alday Yarborough
Ft. Williams
Leroy White
Charles Merrill
Arthur Merrill
Dover- Foxcroft
Thomas McDonough
Emith Royal Arch Chapter
John Arnold
Eastern Star
Emmet Bryson
Banks Preble
Beedle Road
Albert Lockery
Farmingdale
Everett Kinkaid
Edward Mansir
Georgia. Bickford
Gardiner
Florence Smart
R.N
Gertrude Moore
Richmond
E. Peterson
Portland
Peterson
S. S. Adriatic
Mediterranean
Hammeford Cove
Cape Elizabeth
Eugene Edgecomb
Francis Meisner
Massachusetts
Frank Jack
Bowdeinham
Kenneth, Specht
Fi Mass
Isaac Lake
Lake
Marion Bibber
Webster
Wiliam A. Bibber
George Wilson
Leslie W. Grundy
Portsmouth Marine Hospital
Merle Thompson
Lawrence
Five Islands Hosts Surprise Birthday Party and Socials
A surprise birthday party for Lloyd Pinkham was held at his home with family and friends including Horace and Victoria Rittall, William and Mrs Marr, and Vesta Hinckley. The Five Islands community hosted grange socials, Bible class gathering, and town meeting attendance with ice cream, cake, and games.
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Lloyd Pinkham
Horace Rittall
Marie Rittall
William Marr
Victor Pinkham
Vesta Hinckley
Orvills Rowe
P. Carr
Smith Cottage
Sedgemere Road
Wallace Pierce
Southport
George Hanna
J. M. Harford
Boston
Ernest
Richmond
Mr. Harford
Roy Brown
Charles Boucher
Percy Savage
George Gray
M.rs. Newdick
Bath
F. C. Legard
Clyde Pinkham
Bay Point
B. M. Campbell
Sewall Moore
Harry Heald
Everett Higgins
Georgetown
Five Islands
William Renaud
Charles Moore
F. P. Carr
L. H. Rowe
Roland Oliver
New Hampshire
Vernon Gray
Ellen Hagan
Alma Sawyer
Yarmouth
J. G. Rowe
Dexter
Lester Davis
Islands
Bath woman relates Robinson Crusoe Isle tale at Quota Club
Miss Bessie B Dickinson described a Bath to Kobe voyage on the Rappahannock with her father Captain Dickinson. The journey included a 165 day trip, a typhoon near Too Choo is lands, shipboard fires, and a stay on Juan Fernandez. The tale noted three sailing captains in port and Miss Dickinson learning to navigate.
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Bessie B. Dickinson
Quota Club
Providence
R. I
Bath
Kobe
Japan
Wyley Rogers Dickinson
Miss Dickinson
Rappahannock
A. Sewall & Co
Grace Dickinson
Philadelphia
Java Head
Borneo
Too Choo Islands
Fownes
Dickinson
Ellis Percy
Standard
Juan Fernandez
P. Ocean
YMCA Board Meeting Minutes Report
The regular monthly meeting of the YMCA board was held Tuesday evening with members present including Edward Sewall Carre Watson Arthur Sewall Charles C Low William H White Dr Harry F Morin Sidney J L Eaton Arthur I Stuart and William C Perkins Sidney L Eaton presided as association president.
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Tela
Edward Sewall
Carre: Watson
Arthur Sewall
Charles C. Low
Willarm H. White
Harry F.morin
Sidney JL. Eaton
Arthur I. Stuart
William C. Perkins
Sidney L. Eaton
Association
Georgetown Town Meeting Names Officers for Ensuing Year
The annual town meeting in Georgetown elects town officers and lists appropriations. Officials include Moderator J. G. Stevens and Town Clerk Harold Hunt, with selects Reid Stevens and Williams, Treasurer H. G. Heald, and various clerks, auditors, and wardens. Community notices cover birthdays, quarry work, school vacations, and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Stevens
Harold Hunt
Walter E. Reid
T. N. Williams
H. G. Heald
Vernon BE. Gray
G. E. Gray
H. D. Harley
E. C. Clarey
Vernon Gray
Marjorie Hagan
Lena MacMahan
Walter Powers
G. Haskell
George Smith
George Gray
W. L. Berry
Trorr Books
White Biot
Sara Aulnespere
Iiss
Westport Warrant Calls Town Meeting March 10
The 102nd annual Westport town meeting warrant is posted at the town hall. Voters will assemble at 11 a.m. Monday, March 10 to consider funding for a State Aid road linking Westport to the ferry and neighboring towns. Rev. Charles E. Titus preached at the North schoolhouse and will return in two weeks.
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Westport
Wiscasset
Alna
Whitefield
Jefferson South
Mystery of Several Breaks Cleared Up
City Marshal Walter L Whitney reports multiple burglaries at the Swett heirs residence at Washington and Summer streets. Clarence Swain 21 admitted the break ins done with an accomplice who fled when Swain was nabbed Tuesday night. Antique pieces including a banjo clock and tables were sold to local dealers for shockingly low sums. Swain said they disassembled tables to move them in, entering from the south side with little trouble.
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Walter L. Whitney
Washington and
Summer Streets
William H. Swett
Clarence Swain
Front
Freemont
Swain
Ralph O. Dale
John J. Keegan
Whitney
Bath
Swett
Richmond town meeting votes on taxes and road plans
Voters in Richmond gathered at the opera house as town officers were reelected and budgets approved. Reed Allen won first selectman. Lang and Umberhind named second and third selectmen amid approvals for school and highway spending, taxes, and state aid projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotttermona
Homer Alexander
Joseph Ranciette
P. J. Byron Ludwig
Arthur Turner
Kiam Bibber
Reed Allen
J. W. Randlette
Clarence Lang
John Parker
Lister Umberhind
H. E. Handlette
Clifford Seekins
Charles W. Messenger
Joseph W. Randlette
James A. Hinkley
Harry Douglass
George Wilson
Emerson
Augusta Trust Co
Mill Brook
Foamite-Childs Corp
Richmond Library Association
Harry Tarr
W. H. Farley
Charles Whitney
J. F. Witham
Percy Chetley
Byron Ludwig
E. H. Stewart
Warren Patten
Fred Duren
James Meserve
M. H. Farley
J.T. Witham
B. L. Ludwig
Ernest Stewart
W. L. Patten
Reed Jack
James Baker
Walter Mariner
O. L. Sidelinger
Constables
Charles Cobb
Bowdoinham
Richmond
Gardiner
Highland Avenue
West Gardiner
Pleasant Streets
Pleasant Street
H. M. Powers
Richmond Corner
Richmond Village
Local Social Notes From West Bath
West Bath society items list Fred Rose John Kenney and Mrs Ralph Kenney. Mrs Ernest E Williams was weekend guest at the home of Mr and Mrs Miles S Purington I B Neiley was guest at the home of Mr and Ernest E Williams of Campbell s
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Rose
John Kenney
Ralph Kenney
Ernest E. Williams
Miles S. Purington
I. B. Neiley
Campbell's
Ford Museum Receives Edison Aid Device
New York report says Columbia University presents the hydraulic analog to Ford Museum. The device used water filled test tubes to illustrate Edison’s electrical idea before a jury, a concept he claimed as new, leading to his win in the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Nase
Ss Museum
Columbia Univerty
Edison
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North Center
P.T. A
Sedan Ambulance Service
Mayo
Arthur F. Mayo
W. C. Chadbourne
Center St. Tel
Bath, Maine
Broad St
Stanley M. Brown
E. Mason Wright
Frank H. Beal
William A. Fall
Ralph P. Mank
Marius H. Page
George C. Quicksall
Harry D. Robinson
Howard Davis
Marion
N. C
Golding Sons
Arlene’ Hunt
Center School
Gilbert Gunnell
Waltham
I. N. Williams
West Georgetown
Working League
Belie Heald
William A. Todd
Ruth Powers
Robinhood
Alex Cunningham
Boothbay
John Wilson
Josephine Hooker
M. G. Sparks
Estatee
Grace Hovey
Regina Delano
Carl Smith
Virginia Harford
Marjorie Hinkley
Lexington
C. L. Hinckley
Sagadahoc Bay
Austin Rattleff
Marrtown
Jennie Todd
Lisbon
Carter
Emerson High
Leroy Shea
Thomas Pierce
Jolly Jingles Music Club
Edith Bailey
State Bulletin
West Bath
Ford Museum
Bath Independent
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